Patient's question:
My mother-in-law is a 61-year-old woman who has a 9 cm tumor in her ovary. Apart from cardiovascular diseases, she is paralyzed on one side and has difficulty moving. Now she has abdominal pain and bleeding symptoms. What should we do?Doctor's answer:
Based on the patient's description, it should be considered that the patient's ovarian tumor is already quite large and requires timely hospitalization for surgical removal and treatment. Currently, although the patient has cardiovascular diseases, as long as the heart function is normal, efforts should be made to pursue surgical treatment. Additionally, a pathological examination needs to be conducted. It is recommended to cooperate with traditional Chinese medicine and Chinese herbal medicine for treatment. Chinese herbal medicine must be targeted to the patient's actual condition to be effective; a single formula does not hold value. This requires a differential diagnosis by traditional Chinese medicine practitioners. In terms of diet, a light and simple diet should be maintained, avoiding spicy foods.